Yeah, thought they were just gonna recommend the time crate (which has seen some modernization over the years).
Kind of unfortunate that the ecosystem is even more fragmented than I thought, but jiff is being developed by Andrew Gallant, who’s on the Rust team, so that has the potential to become the new standard…
Nothing of significance will actually happen. The crate is too deeply intrenched in the ecosystem. And the little maintenance needed will be easily picked up.
Coming from C not C++, I actually didn’t like chrono at first, but grew to be okay with it, and it gets the job done.
It has little to do with time on first glance, at least to me I read the name as a gif manipulation library. If it were named jiffy or similar it might be slightly more reasonable.
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Wow! I always just used chrono out of familiarity. Guess I’ll have to check out jiff!
Yeah, thought they were just gonna recommend the
timecrate (which has seen some modernization over the years).Kind of unfortunate that the ecosystem is even more fragmented than I thought, but
jiffis being developed by Andrew Gallant, who’s on the Rust team, so that has the potential to become the new standard…Nothing of significance will actually happen. The crate is too deeply intrenched in the ecosystem. And the little maintenance needed will be easily picked up.
Coming from C not C++, I actually didn’t like
chronoat first, but grew to be okay with it, and it gets the job done.Rust developers come up with the worst fucking package names.
Why ? It looks fine to my non-native-English eyes.
It has little to do with time on first glance, at least to me I read the name as a gif manipulation library. If it were named jiffy or similar it might be slightly more reasonable.
Change your name to
Err::<!,!>(return).unwrap()Oh, they would
never